Wisconsin Supreme Court to hear ballot drop box, absentee ballot arguments


justice worthy christian news(Worthy News) – Wisconsin should soon have an answer about ballot drop boxes and just who can return absentee ballots.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments Wednesday morning in the case Richard Teigen v. Wisconsin Elections Commission.

It is the challenge to the Elections Commission’s guidance to local election managers that voters can drop off their ballots, or ballots from other voters at drop boxes. [ Source: Just the News (Read More…) ]

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